Brownsville Weekly News

rs). SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1940

FLINT BROWNSVILLE NEWS, FLINT, MICHIGAN.

_ HAMTRAMCK
_ CHURCH NEWS

HAMTRAMCK~The St. Beters
Zion church with its pastor the
Rev. ~C. M. Metcalf, worshipped at
Lomax Temple Zion church on. last
Sunday at three o~clock in the afternoon me a large number. of peo
[ETS ELECT

e ats ad

~JOHN PITLOSH
COUNCILMAN

~Will Serve All of the
People, All of the Time~

1 is indicative of the

ple in attendance from Hamtramck
and North Detroit.

Rev. Metcalf will be the~ guest
speaker at
church on Sunday, Feb. 25. at 3

John Wesley Zion

p. m. Many men and women from

every walk of life } are constant
visitors to St. Peters church which

wonderful
work Rev. Metcalf is doing in the
church and community. He urges
very vividly that Negroes must
unite in a*movement of solidarity
to accomplish the best gocq in
their jstruggis for justice and
equality, He anticipates church registration of all the church membership of Hamtramck, both Baptist and Methodist in order to
have the Christian element to take
greater interest in the civic life
of the city.

The membership of St. Peters
church is planning a big Easter
drive in order to clear up their
conference obligations. The church
school, under the leadership of Mrs.
Mary Brown is steadily improving
to the extent that new classes had
to be created; Mrs. Raymond Gay,
one of the Senior choir members,
was a very fine attraction over
the air on last Sunday evening
broadcasting over the church program, station WJBK Rev. Metcalf
has asked her to appear regularly
as a standard feature with: their
program each Sunday evening.

The church wishes to thank Mr.
Farnell Griggs and Mr. Anthony
Tenerowicz, for their financial assistance to the church.

_

Hamtramck Needs

~ CITY TREASURER..

etroit ~And Hamtramck

Social, Civic,
Welfare League

By C.. H. PATRICK~
A Hamtramck branch of
Buzzing Bee League has been organized in| Hamtramck. with Mrs.
Sarah Vaughn as: chairmanm. The
organization had its origin eight
years ago and was founded by
Mrs. Josephine Belford. It has
now grown to 21 branches located out the various districts
of Detroit, Inkster, River Rouge,
Ecourse and Hamtramck.

The. splendid work that ha:
been accomplished by this league
is a matter of history such as
' the proper! direction of activities in
placing our people in welfare projects, selection of directors for
same, placing delinquent boys and
girls in private homes, securing
jobs for men and women, investigating complaints of colored children who have white teachers, and
believe they suffer from discrimination, securing medical service
and care for the poor and supplying food for the hungry.

The Buzzing Bee is, a nonpartisan. organization and interest
itself in politics only when it believes that the election of a certain candidate is of the best interest of our group. With such a
| broad scope of social ~ civic and
| charitable activities, the Buzzing
| Bee commends itself to all of our

the

| Elect Joseph
~Kuron-A
Humanitarian

HAMTRAMCK, Mich.~Joseph
a strong believer of tolerance. He
believes that all the people should
be considered on the same basis of
merit and equality, regardless of
race, color or creed,:
Joe's liberal policies are well
known to the people of Hamtramck
for he has always practiced what
he preached in regards to all
humanitarian advocations. Being
an advocate of equality he- has

TAAL a

PAUL F.
Kalinski
* Constable

Age 48. Born in Poland.
Resident of Hamtramck
27 ~years.~ Married, with
four dependents. A war
veteran and a member of
many organizations.

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~| cipate in all or every meeting that

he ever was requested to attend.
While this holds true for Joseph
Kuron, ) cannot be construed
likewise for his appointments,

Joe aims to be a true friend of

| the under-dog. Kuron resides at |

3892. Edwin, District. 12, where he

|has all his life savings invested
in: said-property. A vote for Kuron

is a vote for -edpabeumel eutiartely
ment, ~Pol. Pub.

"Your Vote |
And Your Friends~
Vote

Will Help
TO ELECT

Alex ak Rekar
CITY CLERK

ELECT
EDWARD J

COUNCILMAN.

IN FAVOR:
of more Jobs for the Needy
through Federal Projects
Banas is an ardent supporter
of Organized Labor

Give ~cots Vote to
Edward J. Banas
FOR COUNCILMAN

Kuron, candidate for Treasurer is
1

jsechtie ~sik cee weet: te pice
qosvpiing. Pevpes. Swett Qe (pet

petuated by the founding of a

its founder.

Pontiae Club
Sponsors Events

home dedicateq to the memory of)

tion sponsored one of
events of the season when it presented its second anniversary glance
Friday; Feb. 23 at the Pontiac
Armory, There were many people
there from other cities.

This organization came into being several years ago and has spon;
soréqd many events ang affgirs
that have brightened the sociaj
calendar of Pontiac.

The ~Youth Association was alsp
in charge of a program in conjunction with Negro History Week
Sunday night, Feb. 18 at Newman's
AME church which proved to be
very successful and it was immensely enjoyed by all those present. |

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~COOPERATIVE SUNDAY
The Macedonia Baptist church
will present a cooperative program
on Sunday. Feb. 25 at 3 p. m. in
a drive for completion of the
church. Dr. Howard H. McNeill will
be a speaker on the program. 1

Do You Know?

By BESSIE ANN REYNOLDS |

FLINT, Michigan~

1. That the laundry is one ~of
the most dangerous places in the
home for your child to play?
Burns from steam are just as
serious as burns from fire.

2. That at 20 miles per. hour,
one accident in 61 involves a
fatality, while at 50 miles an hour,
someon~ di@és in one out of every |
25 accidents?

3. That keeping your car in good
condition not only will save you

money, but will _ reduce your
chances of having an accident?
Make it 2 point to check your

brakes lights and steering ~
ly.

LANSING
SOCIAL
NEWS

The Mothers~ Club will meet bt
the Lincom Communtty School on

The Stitch and Chatter Olub ~will
meet with Mrs, Fletcher of 616
Maxson Court on Thursday night.
The Sunday School classes of
Mrs. Lee, the Baby class and Mrs.
Rudd, the young folk class- are

-| and see the contest and

$2.00. --:
S.0.S. Tonic _ $1.39
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| Black Draught_.17
10c hs
Lux-Lifebuoy _.05

having a contesy for the next four
Sundays at the Friendship church,
We would be glad to have you come
thusiasm
of the children, Sunday School at
9:30. | eck
The Memorial ' services sponsore
by the Community Chorus and Orchestra under the direction of Mrs.
Gretchel Hunter at Lincoln School
on Sunday afternoon were quite a
success.

The Young Matrons Bridge diub
met, at the home of Mrs, Mildred
Carrew. Those present were: Elaine
Davis, Nettie Gillison, Willa Seaton, Helen Glass, Alethea Rudd.
The prizes were won by Mrs. Rude |
and Mrs. Seaton.

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Davis had
as their guests. Mr, and Mfrs.
Ernest Davis, Mr. and Mrs Chester Uyers, Misses Thelma and Jean
Davis and Betty Maxwell all from
Kalamazoo.

The Young Matrons Bridge Club
met at the home of Mrs. Madeline
McGrudder. Those: fpresent were:

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~What jen young man about f
town tries, to jive the girls~ heads F

The Progressive Youth Associa- |
the gala |

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Mrs. Josephine Brown: of ~Birch |;

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SESE BELTS OGL PI

By LEONARD H. TROUTMAN

HAMTRAMCK, Michigan ~ One
point which has not been stressed in the current ~political campaign in the city of Hamtramck is
the incumbent Mayor was responsible for the appointment of a Negro to the Hamtramck Police force.

When Mayor Kanar took the office of Mayor early in 1939 he
found that former Mayor Rudolpn
G. Tenerowicz had made a series
of last minute appointments to
the police and fire departments
of the city. One of these appointments was that of Patrolman Edward Page to the police department. It is to be recalled that the
charter of the city of Hamtramck
provides that all police and fire department appointments must
confirmed after a six month trial
period, since Page had not completed this period of time it be
Kanar, thru his Police Commissioner, to confirm or reject the
appointment of Page and several
other appointments of the Tenerowicz regime. It will be recalled
that. several fire department ap| pointments were rejected, but Mr.
Page was retained on his job and
ky virtue of this confirmation by
the Kanar administration, Page is
now a life-time member/of the
Hamtramck Police Department and:|Mayor Kanar~s Appointment Of Negro
Policemen Is is Cause For Re-Election

be |

came the duty of Mayor Walter |

Kristalsky Seeks
Council Position.

HAMTRAMCK, Mich.~George.
Kristalsky is>a candidate for the

City ~Council for the~ City= of
Hamtramck in the coming primary
election on the 6th of March,

Mr, Kristalsky~s platform includes: Enforcement of the DiggsHailwood law to prevent discrimination against Negroes in public
places and the placing of a Negro
on the City Housing commission.

~A vote for Kristalsky is a vote
against war, for more help to the
young people in defense of civil

lief.~Pol. Pub.

leson and Mildred Carrew, Prizes
were won by Mrs, Davis and Mrs.

street is ill at home. She is reported improved.

Mr. Morgan Carter of 1224 St.
Joseph street is much improved
ang back at work after a week's
illness,

Master James Williams, Jr.,
Mrs. ~M, Dean,

The Esquire Club met as usuai
with a business meeting, the order

was elected financial secretary. The

features for the future.
Mr. Ted Baker of 814 Division

pnd relatives.

tay fo Sonne om ag aaa

off?
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cannot be removed by ~any official!
unless caUse in shown for such
removal.

This is one of the many reasons
why the people of the City of
Hamtramck should retain in the
office of Mayor, a man who has
the interest of ali of the. citizens
of the city. Keep Walter Kanar
Mayor, he deserves your support.

Be Strong
With Strong

HAMTRAMCK, Mich.~Alexander
W. Strong, is a candidate for the
office of Constable in the March
6ih election.

Using as his siogan, ~Be strong
for Strong, and you can never go
wrong, if you vote for Strong.~

He is making an active campain
for support, in the election,

Strong, a former boxer, traveled
with Joe Louis, and is a close
friend of the Heavyweight Champion of the World.~Pol. Pub,

Rutnowski Runs
For City Council

rights and for more WPA and rt
Elaine Davis. Helen Glass, Wilda |};
Seaton, Muriel Barrett, Nettie Gil- |)

of. the evening. Mr. Jewel Allen #
club is planning many interesting |

has returned to the city after being |
called to Tuskegee, Alabama be-/
cause of the illness of his mother.
Mrs. Charles Humphrey is in De- fj

Williams, Jr., pl erred
Brown on Sunday 4at the homeo }
Mr, ang Mrs. Matthew Dean in~

It wouldn't by any &
| chance be about the girl from Kal-'fj

gran would it?

WALTER RUTNOWSKY - a
candidate for the Common Council. If Rutnowski ~is elected, = 2 he
pledges to do all in his ~power~ to
promote. the welfare of the city
ef Hamtramck -and to save the
taxpayers their money by giving

Newlyweds Honored
With Reception |

HAMTRAMCK, Mich. Bir and
Mrs. Charles Lockett entertained

at a reception in honor of Mr. |
and Mrs, Towels, who were recently
married. Mrs. Towels is~ Mr. Lockett~s mother.

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Also' as house guest of the Locketts from Pontiac is Mrs. Lockett~s
sister and cousin, Mr. Sarah Pollard and Mrs. Catherine Smith. |

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